Camco Camper & RV Water Heater Tank Rinser - Improves Water Heater Function by Flushing Out Sediment - Easily Attaches to Standard Garden Hose & Features Convenient Shutoff Valve (11691)

Simple device that does what it’s supposed to do. No leaks.

I had to change the heating element & anode rod in a RV Suburban water heater. I figured I should flush out any sediment while I was at it. This piece is all plastic. But worked well.

Works as intended spot on

This is something that every RV owner should own and use regularly if they have a hot water heater with a side drain plug. Silt and deposits build up in the bottom of RV hot water tanks, just like the one in your home. This inexpensive tool lets you flush the bottom of the tank to remove those deposits before they can become a problem. I was shocked at how much came out the last time I used it. It’s a cheap solution that can help prevent future problems.

Hooked it up to the hose and worked like a champ. Cleared all the debris from inside of the hot water tank on my travel trailer. This a recommended accessory for a trailer. It’s plastic, so not sure how long it will last. Releases excellent water pressure.

This water heater hose is exactly what I was looking for three help flush me water heater. Works really well and that works for me. Easy to use.

easy to use and works well

I needed to change the anode rod in my Suburban water heater on my RV. Anode rods are sacrificial devices designed to slowly disintegrate as water is heated over time. This disintegration creates small particles of "metal" that collect in the bottom of the heater tank. When changing the anode, it's best to flush those metal bits out of the tank before installing the new anode. Hence, the purchase. I put the flusher on my garden hose, turned on the spigot and stopped the water flow while walking to the RV. Anode rod out, insert the flushing wand into the tank and release the pressure. The wand CAME OUT OF THE HANDLE AND WAS NOW IN THE TANK! Bad build quality for a $10-$15 plastic nozzle. I was able to fish the wand out of the tank using forceps. I had to put my own hose clamp on the handle to repair it. Once repaired, the wand does what it is supposed to do. Amazing how much detritus metal came out of that tank. It's something I'll use whenever I change the anode rod. I was lucky to be able to get the wand out of the tank. If it had gotten crooked, I'm not sure I could have fished it out looking through a 3/4 hole into a very dark place. It works but Camco needs to ensure the QC on their tools is improved.

Genuine Camco. Good quality

Works perfectly fine

Makes cleaning residue out of the caravan water heater much easier.

Works great. Used it a couple of times and it really cleans the crud out of the HW tank on the motorhome.

I have searched for and found the perfect tool for flushing out the crap left in my RV Hot Water Heater.